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For instance, the analytical dispersion relation of oblique waves has not been reported in the sagittal plane of 1-D viscoelastic phononic crystals. There is also a long standing issue of fictitious modes in the numerical dispersion relation of 1-D phononic crystals in the nite element (FE) framework. 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